Dedicated apple watch app
under review
Danny Hatcher
I would like to see a dedicated Apple Watch app that doesn't require a connection with an iPhone to view upcoming events and tasks. As I work in an educational environment, I am not allowed to have my phone on me. I also spend very little time at my computer when the students are in class.
Danny Hatcher
under review
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Marco Ancona (Morgen co-founder)
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Foster Farmer
If morgen was able to display events as a complication on the Apple Watch (where my current calendar says “Busy”) this would be a first to market feature that motion, reclaim, any unification app does not have.
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Ben
Foster Farmer Fantastical has this already - I've recently switched to Morgen from Fantastical and agree this would be a very good (essential) feature to have!
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Ricardo
Ben same here, switched from fantastical to morgen and sometimes I really notice how useful it was once its missing on my watch
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Foster Farmer
Ben I don't think they had this back when I made the post originally but perhaps I missed it. Thanks for pointing this out.
I'd still much rather have a Morgen complication. I simply cannot stand the Fantastical/iCal "inbox method" of invitations. Things get out of sync so quickly.
10/2024 Workaround:
With Apple Calendar now having a Morgen integration, you can setup calendar propagation to your iCal to acheive a similar result.I actually setup two additional propagation workflows:
- Work Calendar to iCal
- Personal Calendar to iCal
Now my watch is much more accurate!
Danny Hatcher
under review